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Snap the appliance onto the skin
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cooler (Fig. 4).
Select the desired speed to switch on the
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appliance (Fig. 5).
Select speed I for areas with little hair growth and
for areas where bones are located directly beneath
the skin, such as knees and ankles.
Select speed II for larger areas with stronger hair
growth.
Stretch your skin with your free hand to
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make the hairs stand upright.
Place the appliance perpendicularly onto
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the skin with the epilating head pointing
forward. Move the appliance against the
direction of hair growth at a moderate
speed. (Fig. 6)
Make sure both the epilating discs and the skin
cooler are in proper contact with the skin.
Press the appliance lightly onto the skin.
If you are not completely satisfied with the
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epilation result, try moving the epilator more
slowly over your skin.
Use the tab on the bottom end of the
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appliance to remove the appliance from the
skin cooler (Fig. 7).
Epilating without the leg skin cooler
If you do not want to use the skin cooler, for
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instance because you have grown accustomed
to the sensation of epilation, you can also use
the appliance without the skin cooler.
Make sure that you place the epilator
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perpendicularly onto your skin and that you
move it against the direction of hair growth.
Epilating the underarms and bikini line
Your epilator comes with a sensitive area cap that
reduces the number of active epilating discs. This
makes the appliance ideal for epilating the more
delicate areas of the body, such as the underarms
and bikini line.
Note: You get the best results when the hairs are not
too long (max.1cm).
Do not use the leg skin cooler to epilate your
underarms and bikini line.
Put the sensitive area cap on the epilating
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head (Fig. 8).
The sensitive area cap can only be fitted onto the
appliance in one way.
Switch on the appliance by selecting the
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desired speed. (Fig. 5)
We advise you to use speed II.
Stretch the skin with your free hand.
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Place the appliance perpendicularly onto
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your skin, with the on/off slide pointing in the
direction in which you are going to move the
appliance.
Move the appliance slowly over the skin,
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against the direction of the hair growth.
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Epilate your bikini line as shown in the
figure (Fig. 9).
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Epilate your underarms as shown in the
figure (Fig. 10).
For a cool sensation, you can dab the area
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you have just epilated with a cloth soaked in
cold water.
Remove the sensitive area cap from the
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epilator after use (Fig. 11).
shaving
You can use the shaving head to shave sensitive
body parts, such as your underarms and bikini line.
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With the shaving head, you obtain a smooth result
in a comfortable and gentle way.
Make sure the appliance is switched off.
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Remove the skin cooler (Fig. 7).
2
Press the release button (1) and pull the
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epilating head off the appliance (2) (Fig. 12).
Place the shaving head on the appliance and
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press it onto the appliance until it snaps home
('click') (Fig. 13).
Switch on the appliance by selecting speed II.
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Place the shaving head onto your skin and
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move the appliance slowly and smoothly
against the direction of hair growth. Press the
appliance lightly (Fig. 14).
Using the peeling glove
Use the peeling glove in the shower.
Regular massages with the peeling glove may help
to prevent ingrown hairs. Do not use the peeling
glove immediately before or after epilation.
Cleaning and maintenance
Never rinse the adapter or the appliance itself
with water.
Do not use any corrosive detergents, scouring
pads or cloths, petrol, acetone etc. to clean the
appliance.
Make sure the appliance is switched off and
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disconnected from the mains.
Remove the leg skin cooler from the
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appliance and slide the insulating sleeve off
the skin cooler.
Clean the pivoting cooling head of the leg
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skin cooler with the brush supplied or with a
moist cloth after each use.
Make sure the outside of the skin cooler is
completely dry before you freeze it again.
Cleaning the epilating head
Clean the epilating head after every use.
Make sure the appliance is switched off and
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disconnected from the mains.
Remove the epilating head (Fig. 12).
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Press the release button (1) and pull the epilating
head off the appliance (2).
Remove the massaging element (Fig. 15).
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Clean all accessible parts, including the
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bottom of the epilating head and the epilating
discs, with the brush (Fig. 16).
You can also rinse the epilating head (not the
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appliance!) under the tap to clean it more
thoroughly (Fig. 17).
Never try to detach the epilating discs from the
epilating head.
Reattach the massaging element to the
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epilating head. Then place the epilating head
on the appliance and press it until it snaps
home ('click') (Fig. 18).
The epilating head only fits onto the appliance in
one way.
Cleaning the shaving head
Clean the shaving head after every use.
Make sure the appliance is switched off and
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disconnected from the mains.
Remove the shaving head.
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Pull the cutter unit out of the shaving
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head. (Fig. 19)
Brush the hairs off the cutter unit and the
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shaving head. Make sure that you also brush
away any hairs that have collected under the
trimmers (Fig. 20).
You can also rinse the cutter unit and the rest
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of the shaving head (not the appliance!) under
the tap (Fig. 21).
Put the cutter unit back into the shaving head
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and snap the shaving head back onto the
appliance ('click') (Fig. 22).
Do not exert pressure on the shaving foil to
avoid damage.
Rub a drop of sewing machine oil onto the
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trimmers and shaving foil of the cutter unit
twice a year.
storage
Put the protective cap on the shaving head
1
('click'). (Fig. 23)
Store the appliance and the accessories in the
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pouch.
Replacement
If you use the shaving head several times a week,
replace the cutter unit (type HP6193) after one or
two years of use or if it is damaged.
Environment
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Do not throw away the appliance with the
normal household waste at the end of its life,
but hand it in at an official collection point for
recycling. By doing this, you help to preserve
the environment (Fig. 24).
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The built-in rechargeable batteries contain
substances that may pollute the environment.
Always remove the batteries before you
discard and hand in the appliance at an official
collection point. Dispose of the batteries at
an official collection point for batteries. If you
have trouble removing the batteries, you can
also take the appliance to a Philips service
centre. The staff of this centre will remove the
batteries for you and will dispose of them in an
environmentally safe way (Fig. 25).
Remove the adapter from the wall socket and
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let the appliance run until the batteries are
empty.
Remove the epilating head (Fig. 12).
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Hold the appliance in your hand and open it
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with a screwdriver (Fig. 26).
Pull the two housing halves apart with
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your thumbs until the snap connections
break (Fig. 27).
Remove all components (motor unit and the
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printed circuit board unit) from the housing
halves.
Insert a screwdriver between the plastic
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battery holder and the batteries (Fig. 28).
Remove the batteries from the plastic battery
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holder and the printed circuit board (Fig. 29).
Do not try to reassemble the appliance in order
to run it from the mains. This is dangerous (Fig. 2).
guarantee & service
If you need service or information or if you
have a problem, please visit the Philips website at
www.philips.com or contact the Philips Consumer
Care Centre in your country (you find its phone
number in the worldwide guarantee leaflet). If
there is no Consumer Care Centre in your country,
go to your local Philips dealer.
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